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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
2
Chief Engineer Rudolph Sauter of the Hindenburg was severely injured but escaped death when the airship exploded during approach to Lakehurst New Jersey. The flaming wreck left 98 aboard with 64 rescued including Captain Max Pruss who commanded the airliner on its first voyage.
George H. Davis of Kansas City was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at the recent Washington meeting succeeding Harper Sibley. Davis, a banker, farmer and merchant, led the group in opposing Roosevelt’s plan to remake the Supreme Court and calling for Wagner act amendments to define unlawful labor practices. The chamber urged legislation to establish responsibility for acts of labor organizations.
The 1937 debut of the Hiddenburg ended in flames as it exploded near landing at Lakehurst New Jersey. Captain Max Pruss commanded the airship on its Germany to United States flight for the first time. Previously he served under Captain Ernst Lehmann and Dr. Hugo Eckener on regular passenger service.
A test kitchen instruction outlines Springerle cookies with flour and anise, sugar, baking powder, and eggs. It explains beating until creamy, folding in dry ingredients, resting four hours, rolling, shaping, drying on paper, then baking slowly.
A collection of compact quotes from Dr. W L Watkinson Mary Pickford Mahatma Gandhi Dr Alexis Carrel and Sherwood Eddy reflecting on sacrifice failure resilience and the urge to end war in a mechanized world. Each line offers a distinct viewpoint on human endeavor and global conflict.
A compact list explains Latin French German Italian phrases with English meanings. Entries include sub judice meaning under consideration and cause celebre a court trial of wide public interest.
Soaking Salt Fish: add a splash of vinegar to the soaking water to draw out more salt. Fancywork: wet a soap lathered brush and scrub linen threads to ease drawing. Boiled Whitefish: simmer with water salt vinegar parsley and onion until flesh separates. Hanging Pictures: keep frames off damp walls with corks on the frame bottom. Butter Layer Cake: butter inner surfaces of layers when using soft jam to prevent soggy filling. Beef Juice: soak chopped round steak in cold water on ice overnight, then strain for juice. WNU Service.
A quoted remark notes that a man may differ from others in his opinions as long as he considers many of them. The statement emphasizes tolerance for diverse viewpoints amid disagreement.
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